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Must have been a special "Blue Light Special" on windows.
Maybe you're right, Ralph! 🤣🙂
Did you see any other barns in the area with so many windows? I've noticed barns in a particular area are usually similar. Next region/state over, a different style predominates. Although the rebel in me wants to believe the owner/builder of this barn was striving to be unique.
No, Becky, none of the other barns nearby had that style. I've never seen that many anywhere else and it made me smile. :D
I kind of love that.
Me too, Bonnie. I thought it was unique!
That’s pretty smart. My grandparents had a 100 year old barn in Iowa with only a few windows. More windows would’ve meant more light. Beautiful photograph.
Thanks, Jessica. I love old barns! You're lucky your grandparents had one. Good point about more light from all the windows in the one pictured.
Thanks so much. My brother bought their farm after they passed, so the barn is still in the family, which is so wonderful. I love old barns, too. So much history.